The World Peril of 1910
The World Peril of 1910
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"For wages like that they'd go on boring t' shaft right down through t'earth and out at t' other side, and risk finding Owd Nick and his peoplein t' middle. A' tell yo' for sure. Well, good-mornin', yo've a lot todo, and so have I. A'll get those galleries blocked and bricked up atonce, and as soon as you can send t' concrete along, we'll start at t'floor. " Lennard's first visit after breakfast was to the Manchester and CountyBank in Deansgate, where he startled the manager, as far as a Lancas...hirebusiness man can be startled, by opening an account for two hundred andfifty thousand pounds, and depositing the title-deeds of the whole ofLord Westerham's properties in and about Bolton.
When he had finished his business at the Bank, he went to the offices ofDobson & Barlow, the great ironworkers, whose four-hundred-and-ten-footchimney towers into the murky sky so far above all other structures inBolton that if you are approaching the town by road you see it and itscrest of smoke long before you see Bolton itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"For wages like that they'd go on boring t' shaft right down through t'earth and out at t' other side, and risk finding Owd Nick and his peoplein t' middle. A' tell yo' for sure. Well, good-mornin', yo've a lot todo, and so have I. A'll get those galleries blocked and bricked up atonce, and as soon as you can send t' concrete along, we'll start at t'floor. " Lennard's first visit after breakfast was to the Manchester and CountyBank in Deansgate, where he startled the manager, as far as a Lancas...hirebusiness man can be startled, by opening an account for two hundred andfifty thousand pounds, and depositing the title-deeds of the whole ofLord Westerham's properties in and about Bolton.
When he had finished his business at the Bank, he went to the offices ofDobson & Barlow, the great ironworkers, whose four-hundred-and-ten-footchimney towers into the murky sky so far above all other structures inBolton that if you are approaching the town by road you see it and itscrest of smoke long before you see Bolton itself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith George Chetwynd to read onlineMoreLess
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